Joshua Roy Sends a Clear Message to Kent Hughes and Martin St-Louis Before Tonight's Flames Clash
After an average training camp, the young forward is once again dominating the American league with 4 points, including 3 goals, in 4 games.
This time it's the real one. A phrase Joshua Roy must have told himself many times.
Since joining the Bleu-blanc-rouge, he's had his chances.
Despite that, he's still struggling to crack the Canadiens' regular starting lineup.
In his case, talent isn't the issue - on the contrary, he's got more than most.
Joshua Roy talks about his development with the Laval Rocket
After 4 games, you could say it's a semi-successful mission for Joshua, who earned his first call-up following Patrik Laine's injury.
According to him, he's playing with much more intensity and focusing on the details.
In an interview reported by Chris G on X, Roy made some comments that say a lot about his progress.
"I've been physical and bring a lot of pace to my game. In the four games in Laval, I noticed the difference and it showed in my game. - Joshua Roy
We shouldn't throw in the towel too quickly - after all, he's still only 22 years old.
"If I work hard and do the right things, the rest will come. That's what happened the first two weekends in Laval." - Roy added
Good news for him tonight, as we'll see a 100% Quebec line against the Flames.
Bolduc on Roy: "He's a guy who's full of talent and who has an incredible hockey IQ. I think with Joe, we can create something good tonight."
via Patrick Friolet
via Patrick Friolet
A clear message for the Montreal Canadiens
One thing's certain - Joshua wants to stay in Montreal, and he's not hiding it.
Unfortunately, over the years, his name has dropped on the Canadiens' list of prospects.
Personally, I haven't thrown in the towel on him just yet.
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